Segunda División 1994/95

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Segunda División 1994/95
Primera División logo
master CP Mérida
Climbers CP Mérida, Rayo Vallecano
UD Salamanca
Relegation ↑ UE Lleida , UD Salamanca
Relegated Palamós FC , Ourense CD
Teams 20th
Games 380 + 4 play-off games
Gates 875  (ø 2.3 per game)
Top scorer Antonio Puche ( Palamós FC )
← Segunda División 1993/94
↑ Primera División 1994/95

The Segunda División 1994/95 was the 64th season of the second highest Spanish football league . It began on September 3, 1994 and ended on June 18, 1995. Between June 21 and 28, 1995, the play-off games were played. Master became CP Mérida .

Before the season

The 20 teams met twice on 38 match days. The two best teams went straight to the Primera División . The third and fourth placed played against the 17th and 18th of the Primera División for promotion. The last four clubs should be relegated. 1

Relegated from the Primera División took Rayo Vallecano , UE Lleida and Osasuna part. From the Segunda División B came FC Extremadura , FC Getafe , CD Ourense and UD Salamanca .

Closing table

Pl. society Sp. S. U N Gates Diff. Points
 1. CP Mérida  38  23  10  5 055:190 +36 56:20
 2. Rayo Vallecano (A)  38  20th  13  5 061:310 +30 53:23
 3. UE Lleida (A)  38  19th  8th  11 054:340 +20 46:30
 4th UD Salamanca (N)  38  15th  15th  8th 048:370 +11 45:31
 5. SD Eibar  38  12  19th  7th 032:270  +5 43:33
 6th FC Barcelona B  38  11  20th  7th 064:480 +16 42:34
 7th CA Osasuna (A)  38  14th  13  11 039:350  +4 41:35
 8th. Real Madrid B  38  13  13  12 042:400  +2 39:37
 9. Hércules Alicante  38  13  13  12 043:440  −1 39:37
10. Villarreal CF  38  11  16  11 041:360  +5 38:38
11. CD Toledo  38  13  12  13 049:540  −5 38:38
12. RCD Mallorca  38  13  12  13 053:400 +13 38:38
13. CA Marbella  38  13  8th  17th 042:540 −12 34:42
14th CD Badajoz  38  9  16  13 032:400  −8 34:42
15th FC Extremadura (N)  38  8th  18th  12 035:480 −13 34:42
16. Bilbao Athletic  38  10  12  16 042:520 −10 32:44
17th Palamós FC  38  8th  14th  16 052:570  −5 30:46
18th Getafe CF (N) 1  38  5  20th  13 026:420 −16 30:46
19th CD Leganés 1  38  10  8th  20th 039:660 −27 28:48
20th CD Ourense (N)  38  4th  12  22nd 026:710 −45 20:56

Placement criteria: 1st points - 2nd direct comparison (points, goal difference, goals scored) - 3rd goal difference - 4th goals scored

  • Promotion to the Primera División
  • Participation in the play-offs for promotion
  • Relegation to the Segunda División B
    • (A) Relegated in the 1993/94 season
    (N) Newcomers to the Segunda División B
    1 On July 31, 1995, the forced relegation of the clubs Sevilla FC and Celta Vigo from the Primera División was decided. Then the ruled Spanish Football Federation , Albacete Balompié and Real Valladolid before the sporting descent to preserve, maintain the club number of La Liga. When the license was finally granted to Sevilla FC and Celta Vigo, the league size was quickly expanded to 22 clubs. The vacant relegation places of Albacete Balompié and Real Valladolid were replaced by Getafe FC and CD Leganés, who were thus spared relegation to Segunda División B. In the first instance, Palamós FC should benefit from it.

    Play-offs

    date total First leg Return leg
    June 21 and 27, 1995 UD Salamanca 5: 2 Albacete Balompié 0: 2 5: 0 a.d.
    June 22nd and 28th, 1995 UE Lleida 4: 5 Sporting Gijón 2: 2 2: 3

    UD Salamanca rose.

    After the season

    Green Arrow Up.svgPromoted to the Primera División

    Red Arrow Down.svgRelegated to the Segunda División B

    Red Arrow Down.svg Relegated from the Primera División

    Green Arrow Up.svg Promoted to the Segunda División

    Web links

    Individual evidence

    1. ↑ Statistics 1994/95. In: bdfutbol.com. Retrieved July 10, 2019 .